Reddit Plans to Shut Down Popular Third-Party Apps in Favor of In-House Development

According to multiple reports, Reddit will stop providing free access to its APIs on June 30, forcing several major third-party Reddit apps to shut down.
The change comes as Reddit seeks to drive more traffic to its native mobile apps and website.
Developers of popular third-party Reddit apps like Apollo, rif is fun, ReddPlanet, and Sync have announced the shutdown of their apps citing unsustainable costs under Reddit's new model.
Some Reddit moderators and users have protested the changes, accusing Reddit of greedily seeking to control the Reddit experience.
While Reddit says it will exempt some accessibility apps, major apps with millions of users do not qualify, leaving their developers to shutter operations.